Laws
State Representative Sandy Newsome (R-Cody) spoke about what is coming up in the next legislative session that will start February 12th down in Cheyenne. Some issues that will be addressed are property tax reform, the sale of the Kelly Parcel in Teton National Park, the Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund, and the FBI Compliance bill that…
Here are the restrictions on transgender people that are moving forward in US statehouses By ANDREW DeMILLO Associated Press A federal judge is considering whether to block Florida’s ban on gender-affirming medical care for transgender youth, as bills targeting the rights of trans people are being embraced by Republican governors and statehouses across the country.…
Today on the KZMQ Round-Up we talked about an interesting law that bans sirens on radio ads. Of course, with us being a radio station, we have our own opinions on this. Take a listen to today’s episode to hear our thoughts.
Sandy Newsome, Representative from House District 24, spoke about bills that she wants to introduce in the upcoming legislative session, including two hunting bills and two state parks bills. She also talked about what the legislature will do with the supplemental budget. The legislative session starts on January 10th and lasts 40 days into March.
Wyoming is a beautiful place to plant your roots.
As of Wednesday, Governor Gordon has taken action on all legislation passed by the Wyoming Legislature during their eight-day virtual session. Many of the bills signed are minor updates and revisions to state statutes. A full list and short summary of each bill are included below: House Bill 08 Amends rules regarding consumer credit unions…
There are definitely some peculiar things about living in Wyoming, but I bet you would never have guessed that the laws can be so strange. This gal, who brands herself as “Arizonan in Wyoming,” did a little Googling and found nine oddball laws that are either so outdated they haven’t made sense in decades or…
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